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Foiled Far-Right Eurovision Attack: 12-Year Sentence Demanded
Luxembourgish authorities foiled a far-right extremist attack on the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest planned by a Swedish national, Alexander H., and a Dutch accomplice, involving cyanide, ricin, chlorine gas, and explosives; materials were seized, and a 12-year prison sentence was requested.
Foiled Far-Right Eurovision Attack: 12-Year Sentence Demanded
Luxembourgish authorities foiled a far-right extremist attack on the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest planned by a Swedish national, Alexander H., and a Dutch accomplice, involving cyanide, ricin, chlorine gas, and explosives; materials were seized, and a 12-year prison sentence was requested.
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24% Bias Score


Neo-Nazi Group Claims Responsibility for Kyiv Assassination
The Ukrainian branch of the US-based neo-Nazi group The Base claimed responsibility for the July 10th assassination of SBU Colonel Ivan Voronich in Kyiv, threatening further actions against Ukrainian officials and aiming to create a "fully white ethnostate" in western Ukraine, raising concerns about...
Neo-Nazi Group Claims Responsibility for Kyiv Assassination
The Ukrainian branch of the US-based neo-Nazi group The Base claimed responsibility for the July 10th assassination of SBU Colonel Ivan Voronich in Kyiv, threatening further actions against Ukrainian officials and aiming to create a "fully white ethnostate" in western Ukraine, raising concerns about...
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44% Bias Score


Neo-Nazi Group The Base Calls for Attacks on Ukraine, Signaling Kremlin Alliance
The US neo-Nazi group, The Base, led by a Russia-based leader, is calling for attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure and assassinations to destabilize Ukraine during ceasefire negotiations with Russia, marking a concerning alliance between the group and the Kremlin.
Neo-Nazi Group The Base Calls for Attacks on Ukraine, Signaling Kremlin Alliance
The US neo-Nazi group, The Base, led by a Russia-based leader, is calling for attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure and assassinations to destabilize Ukraine during ceasefire negotiations with Russia, marking a concerning alliance between the group and the Kremlin.
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48% Bias Score

Neo-Nazi Group Claims Responsibility for Assassination of Ukrainian Colonel
The Base, a US-founded neo-Nazi group, claimed responsibility for the July 10th, 2024 assassination of Ukrainian SBU Colonel Ivan Voronytch in Kyiv, threatening further attacks and aligning with claims its founder is a Kremlin spy; the group's stated goal is to create ethnically homogenous white sta...

Neo-Nazi Group Claims Responsibility for Assassination of Ukrainian Colonel
The Base, a US-founded neo-Nazi group, claimed responsibility for the July 10th, 2024 assassination of Ukrainian SBU Colonel Ivan Voronytch in Kyiv, threatening further attacks and aligning with claims its founder is a Kremlin spy; the group's stated goal is to create ethnically homogenous white sta...
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44% Bias Score

Neo-Nazi Terror Group Leader Allegedly a Kremlin Spy
Former members of The Base, a EU- and UK-designated neo-Nazi terrorist group, allege their leader, Rinaldo Nazzaro, is a Kremlin spy, potentially revealing the group's Ukraine operations as a Russian intelligence operation involving assassination and sabotage attempts against President Zelensky.

Neo-Nazi Terror Group Leader Allegedly a Kremlin Spy
Former members of The Base, a EU- and UK-designated neo-Nazi terrorist group, allege their leader, Rinaldo Nazzaro, is a Kremlin spy, potentially revealing the group's Ukraine operations as a Russian intelligence operation involving assassination and sabotage attempts against President Zelensky.
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40% Bias Score

Neo-Nazi Terror Group 'The Base' Rapidly Regains Strength, Posing Increased Domestic Terror Threat
The neo-Nazi terrorist group, the Base, founded in 2018, is rapidly regaining strength after a period of dormancy, actively recruiting members, procuring weapons, and planning future actions, raising concerns about a potential increase in domestic terrorism in the US.

Neo-Nazi Terror Group 'The Base' Rapidly Regains Strength, Posing Increased Domestic Terror Threat
The neo-Nazi terrorist group, the Base, founded in 2018, is rapidly regaining strength after a period of dormancy, actively recruiting members, procuring weapons, and planning future actions, raising concerns about a potential increase in domestic terrorism in the US.
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48% Bias Score
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